ICMR NIRWoH Project Scientist TROP2 Recruitment 2026

ICMR NIRWoH Project Scientist TROP2 Recruitment 2026: Overview

ICMR-National Institute for Research on Women’s Health (ICMR-NIRWoH) is hiring a Project Research Scientist-I (Non-Medical) for an Indian Council of Medical Research-funded study in Mumbai. The study examines the active immunotherapeutic potential of the extracellular domain of Trop2 using mouse models of cancer. This is a temporary project engagement through an outsourcing agency, so you should read the project conditions alongside the role details.

Service Conditions and Caveats

• Engagement route: Deployment is through an outsourcing agency for this research project. The notice describes the position as purely temporary; it does not offer a regular appointment to the institute.
• Initial tenure: The engagement is for one year. Any further extension depends on performance, so the initial appointment should not be read as a guarantee of work for the whole study.
• Project duration: The total project tenure is three years. This is the study’s overall duration, while your own continuation follows the separate performance-based extension condition.
• Place of work: The posting is at the institute on Jehangir Merwanji Street, Parel, Mumbai, Maharashtra. The notice also identifies it by its former name, ICMR-NIRRCH; both names in the document refer to the same place of posting.

Application Submission Notes

The online form identifies this opening as Project Research Scientist-I (NM)-TROP2. Choose that entry so your application is attached to the Trop2 study described in this notice.

If you face a problem with the online application, contact soprojectcell@nirrch.res.in or projectcell@nirrch.res.in. These addresses are provided for application support; the prescribed submission route is the online portal.

• Plan experiments for the Trop2 cancer-model study.
• Perform the planned laboratory experiments.
• Train junior staff in the project work.
• Analyse the experimental data.
• Write reports on the research findings.
• Keep laboratory records up to date.